I have a page I'm playing with to help improve my understanding of the differences between browsers.
Here's the page to go along with the following description. This is the entire page and I took screenshots of the page in IE vs. FF and stuck them in there after the fact.
In the upper left-hand corner of this page, I have a [tt]div[/tt] that currently just says HTML in big letters. I may stick some fancy logo there in the future.
A little further down on the same page I have a [tt]div[/tt] with a different color background and a few paragraphs in it.
I want the first [tt]div[/tt] to be on top of the second one, but I still want the paragraphs inside of second one to flow around the first one.
Now, it looks like I want it to in Firefox, but not in IE. When I think about it, though, it seems that IE is rendering the page properly ... Neither [tt]div[/tt] is absolutely positioned and the first one is just [tt]float: left;[/tt]. It makes sense that the entire second [tt]div[/tt] should flow around the first one, not just the paragraphs.
Thank you
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Here's the page to go along with the following description. This is the entire page and I took screenshots of the page in IE vs. FF and stuck them in there after the fact.
In the upper left-hand corner of this page, I have a [tt]div[/tt] that currently just says HTML in big letters. I may stick some fancy logo there in the future.
A little further down on the same page I have a [tt]div[/tt] with a different color background and a few paragraphs in it.
I want the first [tt]div[/tt] to be on top of the second one, but I still want the paragraphs inside of second one to flow around the first one.
Now, it looks like I want it to in Firefox, but not in IE. When I think about it, though, it seems that IE is rendering the page properly ... Neither [tt]div[/tt] is absolutely positioned and the first one is just [tt]float: left;[/tt]. It makes sense that the entire second [tt]div[/tt] should flow around the first one, not just the paragraphs.
Thank you
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-- Ghodmode